Cheers for Flipbooks

This looks awesome!! 😎
— Rosie A (@rosieabe) February 3, 2020

Rosie A (@rosieabe). #LA based data person. I use #rstats and shiny daily. Learning #python and other things. This acct is dedicated to my career-related interests. she/her

This is so cool, Gina!
— Dr. Nilovna Chatterjee (@Chatter_Nilovna) February 3, 2020

Hell ya! 👏🏼👏🏼
— Lydia English (@lydi_english) February 3, 2020

Lydia English (@lydi_english). MS student at Iowa State University, sustainable agriculture, community ecology, she/her

Already using my new #rstudioconf2020-derived knowledge @FernandoMiguez1 - I just made Monday's @isuagronomy #rstats class presentation using @EvaMaeRey's wonderful flipbookr package, where group_by does something you can SEE 👏👏👏 pic.twitter.com/ZUhr27zG4i
— Gina Nichols (@non_cornformist) February 2, 2020

Gina Nichols (@non_cornformist). Aspiring agricultural data scientist, reluctant rat owner, winter biker. Ames IA

.@EvaMaeRey showing off the flipbookr 📦- it lets you easily show how code (like a plot or data cleaning pipeline) builds up in each step - awesome teaching tool! #rstudioconf https://t.co/djqsLeEp6q pic.twitter.com/7XVVdU9jpy
— Emily Robinson (@robinson_es) January 30, 2020

Emily Robinson (@robinson_es). Senior data scientist @WarbyParker. She/her. I wrote the book on data science careers - pre-order and get the full book through early access: https://t.co/dk4NLBjWc4. New York, NY

Re-retweeting this because I'm watching @EvaMaeRey's talk and this 📦 is awesome! Flipbook your code in xaringan #rstudioconf https://t.co/pMhL1bPCyz
— Malcolm Barrett (@malco_barrett) January 30, 2020

Malcolm Barrett (@malco_barrett). PhD student in Epidemiology @USC. @la_Rusers co-organizer. @rstudio & @AmeriCorps alum. #rstats. #EpiTwitter. #causalinference. Michigander. He/him. Doing less. Los Angeles, CA

#rstudioconf2020 flipbookr is so cool! I can think of lots of teaching applications 😍😍😍 thanks @EvaMaeRey pic.twitter.com/el9GloeJ7j
— Jenine K Harris (@jenineharris) January 30, 2020

Jenine K Harris (@jenineharris). co-Founder and Organizer of R-Ladies STL, Associate Professor @ Washington University in St. Louis. St. Louis, MO, USA

If you are teaching #rstats check out the {flipbookr} package by @EvaMaeRey which allows you to illustrate what each step your code does #rstudioconf pic.twitter.com/y7vpbjCrSX
— Hannah Frick (@hfcfrick) January 30, 2020

Hannah Frick (@hfcfrick). Senior Data Scientist | PhD in Statistics | co-founder @RLadiesGlobal. London, England

Loved @EvaMaeRey's wonderful talk about flipbooking gpplots with her excellent {flipbookr} package! #rstudioconf2020 https://t.co/eAqIcP63jd
— Garrick (@grrrck) January 30, 2020

Garrick (@grrrck). full-stack R developer. shiny app dev. tidyverse instructor. always learning something new. dreams in #rstats. writes in #rmarkdown. paints in #ggplot. he/him. st petersburg, fl

Loved @EvaMaeRey's wonderful talk about flipbooking gpplots with her excellent {flipbookr} package! #rstudioconf2020 https://t.co/eAqIcP63jd
— Garrick (@grrrck) January 30, 2020

Garrick (@grrrck). full-stack R developer. shiny app dev. tidyverse instructor. always learning something new. dreams in #rstats. writes in #rmarkdown. paints in #ggplot. he/him. st petersburg, fl

Awesome talk on {flipbookr} at #rstudioconf — an amazing tool for teaching, learning, and presentations #rstats https://t.co/nhqLiTPfuM
— Ian Cook (@ianmcook) January 30, 2020

Ian Cook (@ianmcook). data science and machine learning educator @cloudera | instructor @coursera https://t.co/vRm5ajmvYM | #rstats package developer https://t.co/4bAZHZVANk. Chapel Hill, NC

Flip books are amazing educational tool! Would love to try building some models with this! Thank you @EvaMaeRey and team #rstudioconf2020 pic.twitter.com/VP555IadP6
— Donald A Szlosek (@daszlosek) January 30, 2020

Donald A Szlosek (@daszlosek). Biostatistician @IDEXX (veterinary medicine) Neurobiologist turned Statistician with an interest in clinical trials, machine learning, and protein folding. Cambridge, MA

This is wonderful, thank you very much. Is it okay to reuse snippets if we credit you?

There was no licence on GitHub, I wondered how you felt about reuse. Totally cool if not, of course, still an amazing resource.

Thank you!
— Chris Beeley (@ChrisBeeley) January 7, 2020

Chris Beeley (@ChrisBeeley). NHS. R. Python. Linux. Stats. ML. He/ him Ostomate. Transplant athlete. Really glad to still be here 😁 Feel free to email on chris.beeley@nottshc.nhs.uk

Wow, {flipbookr} looks rad!
— Colin Fay 🤘 (@_ColinFay) January 1, 2020

Colin Fay 🤘 (@_ColinFay). I write code at @ThinkR_FR. Rennes, France

Wow! What a great idea and help.
— Jim Hunter (@jimhunterbr) January 1, 2020

Jim Hunter (@jimhunterbr): "Baleia praia Beach sun. Life is good @ Praia Da Baleia , São Sebastião/sp https://t.co/HwKLMsmL9r";

This, like all of the other flipbooks in your collection, are fabulous. Thanks for sharing them!
— Martin Monkman (@monkmanmh) October 19, 2019

Martin Monkman (@monkmanmh). #datascience (or is it #statistics?): all day, every day, in any context. #rstats #tidyverse #dataviz #ISO8601 #yyj RT! = endorsement. Victoria, BC, Canada

A fun session tonight working on data viz with ggplot2. We learnt the basics with examples from the wonderful ggplot flipbook by @EvaMaeRey: https://t.co/qA7ZbVOqrP
— RLadiesChch (@RLadiesChch) October 1, 2019

RLadiesChch (@RLadiesChch). chapter of @RLadiesGlobal, promoting gender diversity in the R world via meetups & collaboration. All minority genders welcome! #RLadies #rstats. Christchurch City, New Zealand

I should add: first time using the awesome slide templates by @EvaMaeRey (https://t.co/U9PuWzeM2w)
— elverdaderopesimista (@therealpsmst) September 24, 2019

elverdaderopesimista (@therealpsmst). Amateur Human ~ I see your point. And raise you a semicolon. ~ I wrote a book about the Macedonian authoritarian regime. ~ R, Shiny, R4DS, PyData Skopje. Република Северна Македонија

I love these! I hope to see more of them!
— Benjamin Wolfe (@BenjaminWolfe) August 29, 2019

Benjamin Wolfe (@BenjaminWolfe). Data Scientist @DPinsurtech. #rstats fan + #python learner, family guy, tea buff, backyard astronomer, music lover, outdoorsman. Opinions and tweets are my own. Austin, TX

This is cool!
— Mike Moore (@mviz52) August 29, 2019

Mike Moore (@mviz52). Data Visualization; R; D3.js; Tableau; Omaha Tableau User Group Founder; #GoPackGo; #GoJays; #GoIrish. Omaha, NE

This is so great! Thank you so much for it.
— Gil Henriques 🌹 (@_Gil_Henriques) August 29, 2019

Gil Henriques 🌹🍉 (he/him/his) (@_Gil_Henriques). Evolutionary biologist 🧬 at @ZoologyUBC. Ecosocialist 🌹🍉 Tweeting from Vancouver BC 🍁 (occupied Musqueam, Squamish & Tsleil-Waututh lands) in 🇬🇧 & 🇵🇹. Vancouver, British Columbia

Also: props to @AllisonSliter (for her plain language slide), @apreshill (For “Take a Sad Plot and Make it Better”), and @EvaMaeRey for her ggplot2 flipbook - such great inspirations!
— Ted Laderas (@tladeras) August 22, 2019

Ted Laderas (@tladeras). Assistant Professor at OHSU. Bioinformaticist and R/DataSci evangelist. Co-organizer BioData Club/PDXR. Gay, struggles with depression, Filipino. He/Him. Portland, OR

You’re welcome Gina! This flipbook format is intriguing…it is fun (and insightful) to see how the charts evolve with each line of code.
— Joel Soroos (@soroosj) August 7, 2019

Joel Soroos (@soroosj). husband | father | #rstats hobbyist | #dataviz | #Arsenal fan. Raleigh ➡️ Houston

Your #ggplot2 flipbook (https://t.co/qv2EWfUXko) is awesome, I use it regularly as a resource to learn more about #rstats data visualization. Thank you so much!
— Bert Van Vreckem (@bertvanvreckem) August 2, 2019

Bert Van Vreckem (@bertvanvreckem). ICT lecturer @HoGentFBO. Passionate about teaching Linux & intro statistics. Infracoder, Ansible, Vagrant, Bash, Git, rstats, LaTeX. Automate all the things!. Strijtem, Flanders (Belgium)

Wow! @EvaMaeRey manda bem demais. https://t.co/GH5X0iOFp9
— Rafael (@rnunesmagalhaes) August 1, 2019

Rafael (@rnunesmagalhaes). Jack of all trades, master of none. São Paulo

#rstats #flipbooks are the best!!! If you've checked @EvaMaeRey's flipbooks, I'm sure you are a fan!!! https://t.co/Li5dvIn7bb
— R-Ladies Rdam (@RLadiesRdam) July 26, 2019

R-Ladies Rdam (@RLadiesRdam). R-Ladies chapter in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. We promote diversity through meetups, collaboration and sharing knowledge. #RLadies #rstats. Rotterdam, The Netherlands

The only thing I'll probably add for my class would be a comparison of dplyr, data.table, and base R (just for reference, because I won't teach all three in a 1 credit course…).

Also, your flip book repository is AWESOME 🤩😍
— Tyson Barrett (@healthandstats) July 10, 2019

data.table + magrittr = ♥️#rstats https://t.co/oXXZdpLCu3
— Elio Campitelli (@d_olivaw) July 9, 2019

Elio Campitelli (@d_olivaw). Estudio el océano de aire en el que vivimos. Intento inspirarme en el amor y guiarme por el conocimiento. Uso #Rstats. Buenos Aires

I really like this. May use it in my R class in the Fall 🤩
— Tyson Barrett (@healthandstats) July 9, 2019

Wow – thank you for this, awesome!! We clearly have very different definitions of “minimal” 😛
— Emily Riederer (@EmilyRiederer) July 1, 2019

Emily Riederer (@EmilyRiederer). Three R's in my last name, but it's not enough #rstats for me! Senior Analytics Manager at Capital One. Former Math & Stats/OR at UNC-CH. Thoughts my own. Chicago, IL

This is a cool way to see the maths behind Galton's Board - and a great visualization too!!! 👏👏👏
— Picanúmeros (@Picanumeros) July 1, 2019

Picanúmeros (@Picanumeros). Estadística, datos, gráficos, cuentas, cuentas y más cuentas. Blog: https://t.co/luqyuXv5V5. España

Amazing
— Wirelex (@t_wirelex) July 1, 2019

Wirelex (@t_wirelex): “People tend to hit the”ENTER" key harder than any other key on their keyboard when they are typing… The sound"

Very cool!
— David Meza (@davidmeza1) July 1, 2019

David Meza (@davidmeza1). In god we trust, all others bring data. Sr. Data Scientist at NASA HQ & Doctoral student. Making it easier to explore our knowledge. Tweets are my own. Washington, DC

En el código de esta excelente animación se ve cómo funciona un tablero de Galton: las filas son las Bernoulli con p = 0.5. La suma es lo que hace que la dist. final de las bolas que se quedan al fondo parezca una Binomial con n = nº filas/ cc @Mylestring https://t.co/q2vRRqDbCd
— Picanúmeros (@Picanumeros) July 1, 2019

Picanúmeros (@Picanumeros). Estadística, datos, gráficos, cuentas, cuentas y más cuentas. Blog: https://t.co/luqyuXv5V5. España

Loaded a little slow for me too, but once loaded it worked fine. Beautiful work! Thanks for sharing
— Rajan G (@najarvg) June 25, 2019

Rajan G (@najarvg). #cancerinformatics @uccancercenter. Science geek. Occasionally politics. Music, beer and burger devotee. Opinions are my own!. Chicago

The flipbook format is wonderful, thank you! (The graphs and code are nice as well - I love #rstats twitter!) :) https://t.co/hH0wqMNJTZ
— Joe DiNoto (@mathteacher1729) June 25, 2019

Joe DiNoto (@mathteacher1729). I am a data scientist by way of mathematics education, #RStats user, problem-solver, and juggler. All tweets my own. Huntsville, AL

The ggplot flipbook – building charts slowly https://t.co/RkG7gN3T7d #GgplotFlipbook–BuildingCharts
— Darren Coral (@darren_coral) June 19, 2019

Darren Coral (@darren_coral): “Superhuman: Read Statuses https://t.co/aT655xbaGy #Superhuman #ReadStatuses”

I love these so much. Thanks for sharing!
— Francois van Heerden (@_______Francois) June 19, 2019

Francois van Heerden (@_______Francois). 🇷 #Rstats - opinions/typos are my own - “Statisticians, like artists, have the bad habit of falling in love with their models.” - he/him -. South Africa

What a wonderful little flipbook on using #leaflet for interactive maps. Love it :) #rstats #dataviz https://t.co/PpaGT3e6JA
— Daniel S. Hain (@Daniel_S_Hain) June 18, 2019

Daniel S. Hain (@Daniel_S_Hain). Associate Professor, Data Scientist & Artist, Complexity enthusiast, Predictor of all kind of stuff #datascience, #machinelearning, #deeplearning, #rstats,. Aalborg, Denmark

Just got an amazing introduction to @rstudio from @EvaMaeRey 🤯 Check out her #flipbooks about #ggplot and the #tidyverse at https://t.co/d7M0WGiYis and https://t.co/GcxVYQKfMA
— Ulrik Günther (@ulrik) June 18, 2019

Ulrik Günther (@ulrik). theoretical physicist turned biocomputersciencephysicsguy. Dresden, Germany

Internet usage from 1990-2017 in 45 countries 🖥🌏
Rapid growth in Europe and Americas
Data from @worldbankdata: https://t.co/ieelOqnp5K

Racing bar chart 📊
Inspired by the very useful tutorial from @EvaMaeRey #rstats #gganimate #R #Dataviz pic.twitter.com/wL5cYqX8v1
— hsiaoyan (@erinhsiao3) June 6, 2019

hsiaoyan (@erinhsiao3). I am interested in #AI #publichealth #machinelearning #datavisualisation #infographics #R #Python #3dmodelling #Blender

thank you @EvaMaeRey, this is just brilliant. Making it easy to review incremental changes creates new opportunities for model comparisons. I am also excited about opportunities this opens beyond pedagogy. Very cool!
— Andriy Koval (@andkovpro) June 3, 2019

Andriy Koval (@andkovpro). Assistant Professor @UCF. Views are my own. Orlando, FL

And thank YOU for the amazing flipbook code. These slides are totally standing on the shoulders of giants. @statsgen for the ninja themes, @grrrck for the original code-plot setup, @EvaMaeRey for improvements to the flipbook code
— Will Chase (@W_R_Chase) June 3, 2019

Here are a few great accounts to follow for #Rstats related content: @LisaDeBruine, @djnavarro, @krstoffr, @EvaMaeRey, @patilindrajeets, @MilesMcBain
— Dan Quintana (@dsquintana) June 1, 2019

Dan Quintana (@dsquintana). Scientist: Oxytocin, heart rate variability, and meta-science @UniOslo | Podcaster: @hertzpodcast & @pb_cast | DMs open | 🇦🇺 🇳🇴. Oslo, Norway

what's more are the links at the end of the presentation! a ggplot flipbook (https://t.co/VSrX9buAvz), a free data viz book written in R markdown (https://t.co/8LB37CLHzG), and tips on how to google (https://t.co/QYcTp55jLO). what a treasure trove!!!
— Kira Tebbe (@k_tebbe) May 31, 2019

Kira Tebbe (@k_tebbe). data science brain, sociology heart | currently @EFtours, formerly @IBM + @YaleSoc | co-organizer @WiMLDS_Boston | @kirainacar<blockquote class=“twitter-tweet” data-lang=“en”>

This is brilliant! https://t.co/rRvZST1SKs

— Mike Moore (@mjmoore52) May 30, 2019 NA

Whooh! Animate it all 🦄 https://t.co/3KGlMKPq5t
— R-Ladies Helsinki (@RLadiesHelsinki) May 29, 2019

R-Ladies Helsinki (@RLadiesHelsinki). Helsinki's first R Programming Meetup for Women #rladies #rstats Come and join us!. Helsinki, Finland

If you want to learn #ggplot this flipbook is going to blow your mind! https://t.co/0rHjTsRxAP
— R-Ladies Rdam (@RLadiesRdam) May 28, 2019

R-Ladies Rdam (@RLadiesRdam). R-Ladies chapter in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. We promote diversity through meetups, collaboration and sharing knowledge. #RLadies #rstats. Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Thanks for sharing it looks really classy! 👌🙂
— Allan Lyngberg (@AllanLyngberg) May 28, 2019

Allan Lyngberg (@AllanLyngberg). Loving Photography, Football and sports in general with a few exceptions. UK

Veeeerrry nice! Thanks!
— Vincent Arel-Bundock (@VincentAB) May 28, 2019

Vincent Arel-Bundock (@VincentAB). Political Science Prof. Montréal

This is really cool work! Thank you for this!
— 📊⌨️Tiago Henriques (@Balgan) May 27, 2019

Tiago Henriques 🇨🇭 (@Balgan). Current: GM Customer Security at @solvecyberrisk - Ex founder and CEO of @binaryedgeio - #cyberinsurance. Switzerland

Is there a like 1,000 button? This is amazing! And exactly what I need right now! How did you know? 😊😊😊
— Stacey Taylor (@stcytylr) May 27, 2019

Stacey Taylor (@stcytylr): “I have done @whole30 several times already. I love it. Makes me feel better in so many ways. In the past couple of years, I have become way more veggie than before (long story). I’m finding #whole30 tough as a veg. I don’t feel as satisfied. And I’m egg’d out. Any suggestions? 🙂”

A mesmerizing flipbook showing how to build and edit figures using #ggplot2. Nice work, @EvaMaeRey https://t.co/vmF85l00MN
— Brittany A. Mosher (@BAMdoesscience) May 24, 2019

Brittany A. Mosher (@BAMdoesscience). #conservationscientist, #HERper, #quantnerd, #teacher, and #STEMinist. Professor @UVM_RSENR @uvmvermont. (she/her/hers). Burlington, Vermont

This is very well thought, extremely didactic material 💯👏🤩 #ggplot2 @EvaMaeRey https://t.co/X0qYByVb5n
— Olivier Gimenez 🖖 (@oaggimenez) May 24, 2019

Olivier Gimenez 🖖 (@oaggimenez). Researcher @CNRS @INEE_CNRS | #statistics for #ecology #rstats 💻 | #humanwildlifeconflict | 🐻🐬🐺🐘🐱 | Interdisciplinarity 🍻. Montpellier, France

Learning #rstats? Check out this cool ggplot2 flipbook by @EvaMaeRey, it's a really cool way of visualizing what each line of your code actually does: https://t.co/jOvEj5BSjg
— Dataquest (@dataquestio) May 22, 2019

Dataquest (@dataquestio). Learn data science in your browser. Get started for free. Support: hello@dataquest.io. San Francisco, CA

Learning #rstats? Check out this cool ggplot2 flipbook by @EvaMaeRey, it's a really cool way of visualizing what each line of your code actually does: https://t.co/jOvEj5BSjg
— Dataquest (@dataquestio) May 22, 2019

Dataquest (@dataquestio). Learn data science in your browser. Get started for free. Support: hello@dataquest.io. San Francisco, CA

Amazing. I was excited because at first I thought this was an awesome “static” resource you created to help people learn how each component of ggplot works - then when I realised that I could actually use this with my own plots - WOW. Also, love the idea of “slow ggplot”.
— Mark Altosaar (@MarkAltosaar) May 16, 2019

Mark Altosaar (@MarkAltosaar). Played D&D when I was younger. Today, winner of Hong Kong ICT awards. Correlation or causation? https://t.co/qfYn3np72b. Hong Kong

Awesome work! It was inspiration to me, and I managed to replicate and was in awe!
— Abiyu Giday (@abiyugiday) May 15, 2019

Abiyu Giday (@abiyugiday). Turn data into value - rstats - All things data - Excel Pivot script-er - data viz trainer - Excel to tidy - Ethiopian American - Peace and Love. Fairfax, Virginia USA

Lazyweb #rstats some great person , pretty sure an #rladies made a great slide deck where a ggplot viz was built up layer by layer. Can anybody point me in the The right direction. Want to pass on to my colleagues
— Adam Gruer (@AdamGruer) May 15, 2019

Adam Gruer (@AdamGruer). Beard grower, regulatory data scientist protecting the environment & public health. #rstats = life. Occasional rider of bikes, frequent eater of pies. He/him. Bundoora,Victoria, Australia

It was that makes me understand the layering in ggplot2 too 😊
— Nicolas Roelandt (@RoelandtN42) May 15, 2019

Nicolas Roelandt (@RoelandtN42). Geek, GIS engineer, FOSS4G entousiast, lv2 sarcasme. Ile-de-France, France

Thanks @EvaMaeRey . I’m teaching some colleagues ggplot and I think this will really help them understand how you build layer by layer #rstats https://t.co/PtiyWvqduJ
— Adam Gruer (@AdamGruer) May 15, 2019

You're a wizard! This is the best R teaching tool I've seen all year. https://t.co/77v6sXoVRF
— Gordon Shotwell (@gshotwell) May 15, 2019

Gordon Shotwell (@gshotwell). Senior Data Scientist at @socureme Ask me about R, meditation or cold water swimming

This. Is. Brilliant! #thingsimissedinjanuarywhennotontwitter https://t.co/h8zaF31JwI
— boB 🇷udis (@hrbrmstr) May 15, 2019

boB Rudis (@hrbrmstr). Don't look at me…I do what he does—just slower. 🇷 #rstats avuncular • pampa • #tired • 👨‍🍳 • ✝️ • Prìomh Neach-saidheans Dàta @ @rapid7. Doors & Corners

Strongly recommend the flipbook method of visualization practiced by @EvaMaeRey It peels off all the layers and visually shows you how everything fits together! #Rstats #ggplot2 #tidyverse https://t.co/sFgloYq5by
— Rajan G (@najarvg) May 10, 2019

Rajan G (@najarvg). #cancerinformatics @uccancercenter. Science geek. Occasionally politics. Music, beer and burger devotee. Opinions are my own!. Chicago

I learned a lot of new stuff. S/o to the following who inspired, enabled or taught: @xieyihui and the #xaringan package, @EvaMaeRey's #ggplot2 flipbook, @Spotify, @lastfm, @CMastication (easy way to hide API key), J. Kim's #lastfmr package #womenshistorymonth
— Chris Umphlett (@chrisumphlett) April 28, 2019

Chris Umphlett (@chrisumphlett). mostly tweet and follow Data science, basketball and Lansing, MI | Mgr of Data Analysis @Techsmith | Be more passionate than ambitious ~ Masai Ujiri. Lansing, MI

This is too perfect; thank you so much for sharing. I was just getting ready to come back to this and do some flip-bookage for my xaringan presentations! pic.twitter.com/TOZ37H6Ojl
— Benjamin Wolfe (@BenjaminWolfe) April 9, 2019

A terrific resource for all #rstats #tidyverse and #dataviz fans: https://t.co/srGwsFaiMc by @EvaMaeRey
— Jan Zilinsky (@janzilinsky) April 1, 2019

Jan Zilinsky (@janzilinsky). PhD candidate, @NYUniversity | Research: economic sentiment, digital politics, text as data | Ex-@PIIE analyst, @MIT, @ChicagoBooth, Gov. @Schwarzenegger office. Brooklyn, NY

this “flipbook” about ggplot (R) boils down to a nice, code show and tell line by line tutorial: https://t.co/iAqlUKmqgy
— Su-Shee (@sushee@mastodon.social) (@sheeshee) March 12, 2019

From #Reddit: the ggplot flipbook, building charts slowly - made with xaringan (cross post from r/programming) via /r/dataisbeautiful https://t.co/NqdwQ6xzMh
— Equal Pay Act (@equalpayact) March 11, 2019

Equal Pay Act (@equalpayact). Dedicated to providing the latest news on #equalpay, #gendergap, and #EEO issues. United States

the ggplot flipbook https://t.co/URANBMUufm
— James Jackson (@internetsurfing) March 11, 2019

James Jackson (@internetsurfing). #DevOps & #Cloud Architect at @electricimp. Loves bleeding edge tech #IOT, #IIOT, #DistributedSystems, #Azure & #AWS Clouds (Personal Account). United Kingdom

New top story on Hacker News: The ggplot flipbook – building charts slowly https://t.co/zgEQ9bxGm2
— Talent (@talentxco) March 11, 2019

Talent (@talentxco): "New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Amazon delisted me and is destroying my business. What do I do? https://t.co/UBCOeEHatY";

Gotta love xaringan https://t.co/5vAlEEd2tv Here is a great example by Gina Reynolds - the ggplot flipbook https://t.co/MJlcO0cQgy
— AV Speech Processing (@AV_SP) March 11, 2019

AV Speech Processing (@AV_SP). The official(ish) account of the Auditory-VIsual Speech Association (AVISA) - AV 👄👓speech references … meh, but mostly what interests me - CD

This fantastic visual flipbook style presentation of #ggplot2 by @evamaerey deconstructs all the “magic” and walks through most common plot types. Deserves a bookmark! - https://t.co/vvBWMWkMww #rstats #dataviz
— Rajan G (@najarvg) March 11, 2019

Rajan G (@najarvg). #cancerinformatics @uccancercenter. Science geek. Occasionally politics. Music, beer and burger devotee. Opinions are my own!. Chicago

This is very cool from @EvaMaeRey, a “flipbook” demonstrating how polished ggplot graphics are build step-by-step in layers https://t.co/klt7D1RZbX
— David Winter (@TheAtavism) March 11, 2019

David Winter (@TheAtavism). Geek of many colours, lecturer studying fungal genomes @MasseyUni. Doesn't quite understand how anyone can do science without wanting to tell the world about it. Palmerston North, New Zealand

Yes, I'll second how good her ggplot flipbook it's. Great teaching resource!
— Chris Mainey (@chrismainey) March 9, 2019

Chris Mainey (@chrismainey). Senior Statistical Intelligence Analyst with Healthcare Evaluation Data (HED) @uhbtrust, PhD student, stats/ML/R nerd #rstats. https://t.co/7yyYJfgaSd. Coventry/Birmingham

@EvaMaeRey bc I have been using her ggplot flipbook at a cheat sheet and it is wonderful!
— Donald A Szlosek (@daszlosek) March 8, 2019

@EvaMaeRey Your ggplot flipbook is fantastic! It's really helping me to understand what I'm doing instead of my usual method (StackOverflow-and trial-and-error-and-repeat).
— Nick Brown (@sTeamTraen) March 4, 2019

Nick Brown (@sTeamTraen). Former chess correspondent of the Cambridge Evening News. Self-appointed data police cadet. “I have something that rhymes with bucket list” - Barack Obama. Strasbourg, France

the ggplot flipbook is quite useful for understanding ggplothttps://t.co/JKsVaLNMK9
— Xabier Vázquez-Campos (@XabiVC) March 4, 2019

Xabier Vázquez-Campos (@XabiVC). Looking for binfi-related positions. Nearly-dry wet-lab microbiologist 😅 Biologist, (env.) microbiologist, bioinformatician. Sydney, New South Wales

This brilliant resource by @EvaMaeRey incrementally generates a plot to show the effect of each line of code: https://t.co/ejWfGMpy1s
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— Amy Courtney (@AmyCourtney92) February 27, 2019

The @EvaMaeRey flipbook #rstats code enables progressing through dataviz layers line-by-line with a key press. Beautiful use of #xaringan for instructive presentations. https://t.co/qwpxDMoDeg
— Rick Pack (@rick_pack2) February 23, 2019

Rick Pack (@rick_pack2). Data Scientist (#rstats, SAS), developed Facebook ads for @SavvyCareerists. Created R 📦: FBadstats. Views not necessarily my employer's. Welcome code critiques. RTP, NC

Brilliant. You are doing everything in your power to share your expertise. How kind of you.
Lloyd Muccio
— Lloyd Muccio (@lmuccio) February 23, 2019

Lloyd Muccio (@lmuccio): "Navigating Code https://t.co/SJsRgfkVhB";

@EvaMaeRey hi, it is possible split the codes in ggplot2 flipbooks and keep highlights multiple lines
— gsartorik (@gsartorikk) February 23, 2019

gsartorik (@gsartorikk): "Introducing HOVER https://t.co/wF9XSO4Vca";

This flipbook approach is a great way to learn quickly about R, even for experienced #rstats users. Wonderful idea! https://t.co/xv3dEKN8VU
— Carl Schmertmann (@CSchmert) February 22, 2019

Carl Schmertmann (@CSchmert). Demographer, Prof. of Economics, Population Center Director, Florida State University. Tallahassee, Florida, USA

Thank you for these flip books! I’m just learning Xaringan for teaching this semester and your slides are a model of how to show the step-by-step process of building a plot with ggplot.
— Omar Wasow (@owasow) February 22, 2019

Omar Wasow (@owasow). Asst Prof, Princeton Dept of Politics. See: https://t.co/F44i4HH56Z or https://t.co/Y9lLjzmygM @jenbrea’s partner in crime. Princeton, NJ

Added this to my cup of tea.
— Cyrus~M (@CyrusHerder) February 22, 2019

Cyrus~M (@CyrusHerder). Data Analyst | Aspiring Data Scientist | Market Researcher - Customer Trade off Model & Segmenting Customer behaviours | Family man | Consultant. Nairobi, Kenya

So great! Thanks for making it available
— A.J. Melnikas (@ajmelnikas) February 21, 2019

A.J. Melnikas (@ajmelnikas). Work @Pop_Council on #EndChildMarriage @MTBA_Child_Marr. Alum @CUNYSPH @wesleyan_u @ColumbiaMSPH. Occasionally tweet about distance running. Views here my own. Carrboro, NC

Awesome!!!!
— Chi-Cube (@loudquack) February 21, 2019

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A billion times thank you!
— giovanni pascarella (@muju79) February 21, 2019

giovanni pascarella (@muju79). Research Scientist @ RIKEN IMS. Yokohama City Tsurumi Ward

this is so cool
— Dan S. Reznik 🔎 (@dreznik) February 21, 2019

Dan S. Reznik 🔎 (@dreznik). Consultant and Instructor: Data Science, Advanced Analytics, R + tidyverse, Entrepreneurship, and Product Development💻👨‍🔬 🇧🇷🇺🇸🇫🇷🇪🇸🇮🇱. Rio

“to be explicit about how new statements modify the plot; repetition should facilitate more interactions with ggplot functions, helping newcomers internalize these functions. The flipbook layout is designed to show what code is triggering each change in the plot output.” https://t.co/kXCDRmIcse
— RStudio (@rstudio) February 21, 2019

RStudio (@rstudio). Open source and enterprise-ready professional software for the R community. Boston

Very cool! I do something similar (but way less refined) in my data-vis session for the courses I teach. Seeing the plot built layer-by-layer is the best way to learn. Thanks for this!
— James Stone (@jmstone27) February 21, 2019

James Stone (@jmstone27). Psychology BSc/MSc & Statistics MRes/PhD Current: SEO Account Manager @evolutednm Prev: Data Scientist/Creative Strategist @fractlagency. Sheffield

This is brilliant! Thank you for this
— vinh thee otter (@vinhnguyendo) February 21, 2019

Cool flipbook using ggplot2: https://t.co/fIlM6Ilpnv
— श्रवण वसिष्ठ / Shravan Vasishth (@shravanvasishth) February 21, 2019

श्रवण वसिष्ठ / Shravan Vasishth (@shravanvasishth). Professor for Psycholinguistics and Neurolinguistics, University of Potsdam, Germany. Germany

#R #Automated | The ggplot2 flipbook https://t.co/y68maOFXI8
— Yohan J. Rodríguez (@hasdid) February 19, 2019

Yohan J. Rodríguez (@hasdid). Nanotechnology PhD. Developer & Blogger. Passion for Technology, Science and Chess - Keep Walking

R Weekly 2019-07 Flipbook, package building #rstats #datascience https://t.co/yrkXEHUOa9
— R Weekly Live (@rweekly_live) February 17, 2019

R Weekly Live (@rweekly_live). @rweekly_org real-time updates beta version #rstats, submit posts with https://t.co/KgSzCxvnzZ or https://t.co/FGQg7Pkwd3. moon

An interesting #RStats flip-book project by @EvaMaeRey which incrementally explains how to plot code using @ggplot2.

I'm still a beginner at this, but will take a look and give it a shot when I find the time to do so! 😆#NM4239 https://t.co/qRRkqFafrc
— Edric (@CNM_Edric) February 15, 2019

Edric (@CNM_Edric)

This is great. It'd be amazing to have a live code version for datasets eg seeing how the dataset changes in a right side window with each line in the left…..
— GutData (@GastroDS) February 15, 2019

GutData (@GastroDS). Data science and NLP for gastroenterology. R, Rmarkdown, reproducibility. Future-proofing analytics. London, England

Superb stuff
— Aninda Goswamy (@AnindaGoswamy) February 15, 2019

Aninda Goswamy (@AnindaGoswamy): "Doing my part to bring about the singularity. #MachineLearning #kaggle - https://t.co/ua9zE4WHV8";

This is really great! Thanks for sharing 👍🏾
— DS Unplugged Lisbon (@dsup_lx) February 15, 2019

DS Unplugged Lisbon (@dsup_lx). Data Science Unplugged | #rstats | #DataScience. Lisbon, Portugal

Just came across @EvaMaeRey 's presentation on ggplot_flipbooks! Amazing! https://t.co/wrlhqmvZj8
— Donald A Szlosek (@daszlosek) February 15, 2019

Great material! I noticed a minor omission on slide 27 (#241). It needs a ‘+’ after ‘labs(subtitle = “Data Source: National Snow & Ice Data Center | Vis: Gina Reynolds for #MakeoverMonday”)’.
— Erik Gahner Larsen (@erikgahner) February 14, 2019

Erik Gahner Larsen (@erikgahner): "New article in The International Journal of Press/Politics (w. @fazol): Transforming Stability into Change: How the Media Select and Report Opinion Polls https://t.co/I3VTfUMd55 https://t.co/oHuwcWQT84";

Keep teaching. Awesome stuff
— Nathan.M.Gyan (@Kwasi_Abrantie) February 14, 2019

Nathan.M.Gyan (@Kwasi_Abrantie). When we have faith, gifted or not we stand at a threshold of usefulness. Jesus Christ my refuge. Plant-Insect interaction | | Plant defense | Agronomy. Ghana.

awesome
— gsartorik (@gsartorikk) February 14, 2019

gsartorik (@gsartorikk): "Introducing HOVER https://t.co/wF9XSO4Vca";

Great illustration of the value of incrementalism and diff-ability. So helpful for building a useful mental model.

“This code change produces that change to the plot.” https://t.co/vFbTGJQCoh
— Jenny Bryan (@JennyBryan) February 14, 2019

Jenny Bryan (@JennyBryan). Software engineer @rstudio, humane #rstats, adjunct prof @UBC where I created @STAT545, part of @ropensci. Vancouver, BC

SO AWESOME
— Allison Horst (@allison_horst) February 14, 2019

Allison Horst (@allison_horst). Data, art, teach, dog, hike. Teaching data sci & scicomm @brenucsb. Artist-in-residence @RStudio & @NCEAS. PhD EnvSci (UCSB). @RLadiesSB. She/her. Santa Barbara, CA

This is really neat!
— Hadley Wickham (@hadleywickham) February 14, 2019

Hadley Wickham (@hadleywickham). R, data, visualisation, 🐕, 🍸, 🌈. He/him. Houston, TX

I love these programming/stats animated GIFs - awesome flipbook of ggplot2! Bookmarked for later use https://t.co/5atqoNqPEX
— scott cunningham (@causalinf) February 13, 2019

scott cunningham (@causalinf). Economist studying crime, mental health, sex work. Wrote “Causal Inference: The Mixtape”. I’m leaving work now swear https://t.co/h2xfsnqUmD. Waco, Texas

Fantastic, thank you for this creative approach!
— Zachary Hamilton (@datawithZ) February 13, 2019

Zachary Hamilton (@datawithZ). Health Information Analyst with the BC Public Service. Twitter reserved for Climatology, Sports analytics and anything else that interests me!. Victoria, British Columbia

Omg how?? I've been looking for a way to do exactly this—a side-by-side, line-by-line #ggplot2 flipbook using #xaringan.

I was looking at your repo but I think I'm missing something in terms of how you did the slow reveal.
— Benjamin Wolfe (@BenjaminWolfe) February 12, 2019

This flipbook is AWESOME! Thank you very much, @EvaMaeRey for putting this together. https://t.co/VblIiBDhKF
— Seth J. Meyer (@SethJMeyer) February 12, 2019

Seth J. Meyer (@SethJMeyer). Prof. of Public Administration & Nonprofit Management, PhD: @RutgersSPAA, MSW: @ColumbiaSSW, Now: @bridgestateu. Cooking, Eating, Muay Thai, BJJ & MMA, Theater. Quincy, MA

This looks so awesome!
— Nope.🌹 (@officergleason) February 12, 2019

Marty says no to the war with Iran. (@officergleason). I live in Chicago where I work with youth involved in the Justice System. MS in information systems from DePaul. Opinions are my own. Pronouns: He/Him. Chicago, IL

This is awesome!
— Ingrid Fitzgerald (@data_fitz) February 12, 2019

Thank you very much!!!
— . (@Guerrilla_Psico) February 12, 2019

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This is excellent…..thank you!
— RobertB (@cosmicspittle) February 12, 2019

RobertB (@cosmicspittle)

Well done, the coordinated code build+graphics is visually gratifying! I love the heck out of this.
— Hayley 🧩 (@datacurator) February 12, 2019

Hayley 🧩 (@datacurator). Data science, Neutral Good. Sleep, work, school, fam, study, repeat. I hate 2 digit prime numbers in advertising claims. Dallas, TX

Ahhh this is awesome!! Thank you!!
— Joy Edem (@JoyEdem) February 12, 2019

Joy Edem (@JoyEdem). V.B; V.N; E.U; O.O. I am nothing. Christ is All. FG. Canada

This looks so amazing! I am definitely gonna take a deep look at it. Thanks for the amazing work! pic.twitter.com/brYl8eYAid
— Dewi Koning (@DewiKoning) February 12, 2019

This looks very useful, thanks for making this & sharing!
— Yves Clement (@TwelveSharp) February 12, 2019

Yves Clement (@TwelveSharp). Assistant prof at Paris Diderot university. Bioinformatics and comparative genomics. Paris, France<blockquote class

100% using this to introduce ggplot to my research students this afternoon. Great timing, thanks @EvaMaeRey! https://t.co/pHAICfNIAP
— Stephanie Spielman, PhD (@stephspiel) February 12, 2019

Stephanie Spielman, PhD (@stephspiel). Assistant Professor in Biology at Rowan University. Interests in molecular evolution, bioinformatics, data science, and education. Opinions mine. #openscience. Philadelphia, PA

this looks AMAZING thanks @EvaMaeRey https://t.co/kEsNK7D0St
— Dr Jenny Richmond (@JenRichmondPhD) February 12, 2019

A/Prof Jenny Richmond (@JenRichmondPhD). Associate Professor @UNSW Sydney, mother, juggler, co-founder @RLadiesSydney, she/her. Sydney, New South Wales

Amazing stuff!
— Hause Lin (@hauselin) February 12, 2019

Hause Lin (@hauselin). phd student in @minzlicht's lab; use data science to figure out how we and our brain make decisions; effect size converter https://t.co/ntoMvJZdGr. Toronto, Canada

Wow, really awesome
— Oscar Baruffa 📊🇳🇱 (@oscar_b123) February 12, 2019

Very useful approach, thanks!
— khanh dinh (@khanh_dinh_) February 12, 2019

khanh dinh (@khanh_dinh_). Head of BI at https://t.co/j5EEkXk37i. Passionate about #python, #rstats #dataviz, #cloud, #googlecloud, #facebook , #fintech, #iot. Coffee & beer enthusiast. #TUDelft. Ho Chi Minh, Viet Nam

what a nice pice of work.
— Linnair (@linnair) February 11, 2019

Linnair (@linnair). Tweeting about #pia, psychology, virtual reality, #stats, data science and more. Psychology+IT rocks! Big dream: #lifeofpia with salary of a psychologist

Wow! Great!!! pic.twitter.com/B6kMrryg90
— Woody Wong Espejo (@Woody_WongE) February 11, 2019

Woody Wong Espejo (@Woody_WongE). Economist, Flâneur, Photographer and robust skeptisist. All about inequality and photography, what a fine combination! Tweeting in English, Español and Français. Lima, Peru

Amazing video. Could you direct me towards the reveal function? I have a hard time finding it. Thank you.
— André Calero Valdez (@Sumidu) February 1, 2019

André Calero Valdez (@Sumidu). Leader of Junior Research Group: Digitale Mündigkeit, Post-Doctoral Researcher at RWTH Aachen University: HCI, Social Media, RecSys, InfoVis, Statistics, ML. Aachen

I like the slide show of your code. Looks really cool!
— Larry Lathrop (@TheDataAnts) February 1, 2019

Larry Lathrop (@TheDataAnts): "Gotta love #fridays #tgif I just ran my longest run with @Runkeeper! https://t.co/d0GcpQnE74 #KeepRunning https://t.co/6ES4Yzpiah";

This is amazing 😲 Could you share the code? If you don't mind, I'd love to include this in a blog and my rstats tricks lists here:https://t.co/PpIE6hQPWA
— Paul van der Laken (@paulvanderlaken) December 12, 2018

Paul van der Laken (@paulvanderlaken). data scientist @achmea // disentangling #datascience using #rstats and #python via https://t.co/G24PGilXpN. Tilburg, Nederland

A brilliant visualisation of how the Kolmogorov-Smirnoff test works.

Made by @EvaMaeRey pic.twitter.com/XtDHZc8OZT
— Lionel Page (@page_eco) October 10, 2018

Lionel Page (@page_eco). Economist @UTS_Economics. Author of forthcoming ‘Optimally Irrational’. Tweet on behavioural economics, science and society. Sydney

Wow! Beautiful!
— scott cunningham (@causalinf) October 10, 2018

scott cunningham (@causalinf). Economist studying crime, mental health, sex work. Wrote “Causal Inference: The Mixtape”. I’m leaving work now swear https://t.co/h2xfsnqUmD. Waco, Texas

Inspired by @grrrck and @EvaMaeRey, made the kunoichi + ninjutsu (ninja-theme) version of #ggplot tutorial although Garrick already does explaining this in his excellent blog https://t.co/msXfg14Ztn. Gist for ninja-theme here: https://t.co/soHH4Qvz4F #rstats pic.twitter.com/YlRHAGnaUm
— Emi Tanaka 🌾 (@statsgen) September 16, 2018

This is osom! Thanks for sharing. Will use it for my classes, if you don't mind.

Plus, thanks to your example I learned that the aes() could be outside ggplot() or geom_.

Great way to teach ggplot2.

Saludos from México
— Sebastián Garrido (@segasi) August 15, 2018

Sebastián Garrido (@segasi). Politicólogo, diría la Tere. Despacho en @LNPP_mx | @CIDE_MX. Política mexicana, educación superior, transparencia, #rstats

An excellent resource to learn how #ggplot2 works https://t.co/tnTGbtzI76
— Maarten Lambrechts (@maartenzam) 12. Februar 2019

Maarten Lambrechts (@maartenzam). Data journalist | Data designer | Visualization consultant

For #IWD2109 thank you to these 🌟 #rstats 🦸🏻 jeff (@NA). life's a garden, dig it. roFL

Additionally, it has been linked to from other resources including blogs:

https://huygens.science.uva.nl/ggPlotteR/ https://ggplot2tutor.com/howitworks https://bookdown.org/martin_monkman/DataScienceResources_book/datavisualization.html https://medium.com/open-data-delaware/moving-outside-the-box-for-data-visualization-efcda44ce7ec https://datascience.blog.wzb.eu/2019/03/01/linkdump-105/ https://bookdown.org/martin_monkman/DataScienceResources_book/datavisualization.html https://community.plantae.org/files/posts/5255016927754977602/9be5f23ce0e1a9d173c263e6465b9ef9_DataVisMagda.pdf http://bryklab.net/compbioftw/ http://stefanorodighiero.net/links.html https://www.facebook.com/1673798376000921/posts/2035217649858990/ https://tidytuesday.fireside.fm/2 https://bookdown.org/martin_monkman/DataScienceResources_book/datavisualization.html https://rworkshop.uni.lu/lectures/lecture06_plotting.html#46 http://mribeirodantas.xyz/blog/index.php/tag/biology/ https://www.williamrchase.com/slides/ggplot_intro.html#1 https://github.com/zhiiiyang/XaringanTutorial https://libguides.kaust.edu.sa/ReproducibilityWS/materials https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1100663931192963072.html https://bookdown.org/oscar_baruffa/Book-Twitter-for-R/follow-some-more-folks.html https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55912039/building-up-a-ggplot-one-line-at-a-time-for-a-presentation http://www.rpubs.com/dgolicher/ggplots https://www.quora.com/What-data-visualization-software-can-handle-large-amounts-of-data-in-the-order-of-hundreds-of-millions-I-have-had-trouble-with-Tableau